by Tim Torres | Dec 22, 2018 | B2B, Blog, Content, Content Marketing, Mobile Content, Video
Make video marketing part of your New Year’s resolutions. It’s not too early to think of that yet, right? You’re probably gearing up for a swanky holiday party. Or waiting for a plane or train (or automobile) to take off. Maybe dusting off that old Die Hard DVD? We...
by Lauren Fairbanks | Dec 19, 2018 | B2B, B2C, Blog, Content, Content Curation, Tools
2018 has been a banner year for creative content. Multiple brands are doing great things with custom content such as white papers, infographics, and ebooks. Companies are turning traditionally dusty annual reports into colorful, high-value must-reads for customers and...
by Tim Torres | Dec 14, 2018 | Blog, Blogging, Content, infographics, Mobile Content
Custom content helps separate your brand from the rest. Blogs are nice, but everyone’s got one, and if you lack heartier, more detailed, technically-involved content that bottom- or near-the-bottom-the-funnel buyers want to see, then you may lose out to a competitor...
by Lauren Fairbanks | Dec 13, 2018 | B2B, B2C, Blog, Content, infographics, Social Media, Video
The amount of content in the digital sea is seemingly infinite. At least, that’s how a hacky cyberpunk writer might put it. But it’s true: 91 percent of respondents say they use content marketing in a recent Content Marketing Institute (CMI) benchmark survey. How’s a...
by Tim Torres | Dec 7, 2018 | Blog, Content
The core aspect of branded content is emotional connection. It’s not realizing that what you’re watching is part of a marketing campaign. But it’s not a trick, either. A successful branded content piece is something that can stand alone as a unique work of valuable...
by Tim Torres | Nov 30, 2018 | Blog, Content, Content Curation
Content curation sounds easy, but it’s not. After all, what’s so difficult about sharing content others have produced? Because that’s basically what content curation entails, right? Well, yes. But there’s more to it than simply clicking “Share” or “RT.” First, there’s...
